Algeria
Elections are the best way to overcome Algeria’s political crisis and avoid a constitutional vacuum, the country’s army chief said on state television.
Lieutenant-General Ahmed Gaed Salah on Monday also urged speeding up the formation of a committee to supervise the election, without mentioning a date for the vote.
A presidential election has been scheduled for July 4, but a source said on Friday it might be postponed.
REUTERS
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